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3 minute read Beginning a new job as an RN nurse can be overwhelming, even for the most prepared healthcare worker. So, if you are feeling nervous about your first shift, know that you are not alone, and many others have been in your shoes before you. One of the key things you can do to ensure you…
2 minute read If you are interested in the medical field from a more scientific, technological point of view, you might consider becoming a certified med tech, or CMT. Med tech jobs make decent money, and they don’t always need a four-year degree. So how do you get a certification? Here’s everything you need to know. Med tech…
3 minute read One popular way to start off your nursing career is to become a certified nursing assistant or CNA. This role is important, pays well, and can lead to higher things over the years. Here is everything you need to know about CNA jobs. CNA job description A certified nursing assistant works under an LPN or…
2 minute read There are many different positions that fall under the category of nursing. Each of these requires different skills, education, and qualifications. Some of the most popular are RN jobs and LPN jobs. What is the difference between these? How do you become each of them? Here is everything you need to know about LPN vs.…
2 minute read The coronavirus pandemic has been spreading across the United States for over six months now. As such, nursing has been thrown into the spotlight. A nurse is a frontline worker when fighting a virus, and there have been many social media posts, videos, fundraisers, and events to support healthcare heroes. But what does nursing during…
2 minute read The novel coronavirus has turned the world on its head. A year ago, who could have predicted that schools would pivot from a traditional school setting to distance learning, that office workers would be working from home, or that everyone would be wearing masks in public? While life has changed for many professionals, others have…
2 minute read Medical careers continue to grow in America, attracting newcomers to the healthcare industry. These new workers may be fresh graduates or mid-career workers making a change, but they are all looking for the flexibility and security that comes with healthcare jobs. The aging baby boomer population will keep nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and hospitals…
2 minute read With so many jobs available in health care, more and more workers are turning to medical careers. The projection shows that careers in health care have continued growth for decades. This growth makes medical jobs a good choice for secure employment. Whether people are just starting out in the working world or looking for a midlife…
2 minute read Nursing jobs have changed due to the global pandemic which should be no surprise. Coronavirus has changed just about everything else in our lives, from how we leave the house (in a mask) to how we work (mostly from home) to how we interact (six feet apart or not at all). So it is no…
2 minute read With advancements in medical technology, there is a need for qualified nurses. In fact, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the demand means one thing: more nursing jobs. To be exact, there will be 439,300 job opportunities for Registered Nurses. Also, there will be an additional 50,000 job opportunities for Advanced Practice Nurses…